The two primary "levers" that immigration policymakers can manipulate are: the number of immigrants that are admitted and the conditions they have to meet for admissibility. the fees that are charged to applicants and the number of immigrants that are admitted. the fees that are charged to applicants and the conditions they have to meet for eligibility. the number of immigrants that are admitted and the number of applications that are evaluated.

The two primary "levers" that immigration policymakers can manipulate are: the number of immigrants that are admitted and the conditions they have to meet for admissibility. the fees that are charged to applicants and the number of immigrants that are admitted. the fees that are charged to applicants and the conditions they have to meet for eligibility. the number of immigrants that are admitted and the number of applications that are evaluated.

Economics:

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Author:BOYES, William

Publisher:BOYES, William

Chapter30: The Labor Market

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